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We are now up to 109 dB…
The input-related dynamic range of modern hearing aids (also known as its input “Headroom”)... Read More
Woodwinds, strings, and brass instruments- GOOD. Vocalists- BAD
In this time of Covid-19, and going forward into our annual flu seasons, it... Read More
Three distinct programs for music? So… what does the literature say?
First, I must declare a conflict of interest! I have a book coming out... Read More
FAQs from MusiciansClinics.com – part 10
Over the next months, I will be uploading some commonly viewed FAQs from MusiciansClinics.com. ... Read More
FAQs from MusiciansClinics.com – part 9
Over the next months, I will be uploading some commonly viewed FAQs from MusiciansClinics.com. ... Read More
I’m not tone deaf
It was 1961 and I, like many of my second grade friends (we call... Read More
Audiometric asymmetries with some musicians- Reverberation Phenomena. Part 3 of 3
In part 1 and part 2 of this series of blog posts, we described the... Read More
The acoustics of the acoustic pillow
Recently I have become involved in the development of an acoustic pillow. This is... Read More
Killion had it all figured out in 1988
When it comes to listening to music through hearing aids, it is not a... Read More
I just bought a Didgeridoo- part 3
To complete this three part blog series on the Didgeridoo, we need to look... Read More
The musicians I see all have TTS
Only rarely do I see a musician in my audiology clinic who does not... Read More
The musician as an athlete
Athletes and the arts is a collaborative initiative of American College of Sports Medicine... Read More
Guitars and Rock/Blues Vocalists- information Sheet part #I
This is the first is a list of 6 fact sheets that can be... Read More
Critical Levels of Music and Noise
How can I ensure that the music will not damage my ears? I get... Read More
Whale behavior due to shipping noise
Whales, dolphins, and porpoises are really neat mammals. They are evidence that our common... Read More